Intermec IP3 Intellitag Manual de usuario

Quick Start Guide

Portable

Reader (UHF)

IP3 Intellitag

2 IP3 Intellitag Portable Reader (UHF) Quick Start Guide

Packing List

Checktoensurethatyoureceivetheseitems:

SIntermecRIP3UA1104 Intellitag Portable Reader (UHF)

SBattery Pack (p/n: 318-014-001)

SCompliance Statement

SWarranty Card

Setting up Your 700 Color Mobile

Computer

BeforeusingyourPortableReaderwiththe700ColorMobile

Computer you need to load the Portable Reader CAB files onto

your mobile computer. Do that by going to either of these two

sources:

S700 Series Color Software Tools CD-ROM (p/n:

235-099-001)

SIntellitag Developer’s CD (p/n: ITD001)

IP3 Intellitag Portable Reader (UHF) Quick Start Guide

Connecting the Portable Reader to the

700 Color Mobile Computer

RF Exposure regulations limit exposure to

radiofrequency (RF) radiation. To comply with

these regulations, operators of this device must

maintain a distance of at least 20 cm. (8 inches)

from the cover on the antenna assembly (The cover

on the antenna is the dome shaped surface). While

the device is on, the operator’s body and parts of

the body such as eyes, hands, or head, must be 20

cm. (8 inches) or farther from the cover of the

antenna assembly.

Note: DO NOT remove the IR reflector from the

inside of the Portable Reader. This IR reflector aids

in the communication of the IrDA signal between

the Portable Reader and your Mobile Computer

Gold IR Reflector DO NOT REMOVE

4 IP3 Intellitag Portable Reader (UHF) Quick Start Guide

1Slide your Mobile Computer into your Portable Reader.

2Ensure it slides in all the way. Your Mobile Computer com-

municates with the Reader via the IrDA. Therefore, the IrDA

signal passing from the Portable Reader must have a good

IrDA acceptance on the side of the Mobile Computer. You

will hear a click when you have the Mobile Computer com-

pletely inserted into the Portable Reader.

Mobile Computer fully engaged into Portable Reader

3Attach the two retaining screws. Ensure that they go straight

into the mobile computer openings.

Ensure retaining screws go

straight into the slots on your

mobile computer

IP3 Intellitag Portable Reader (UHF) Quick Start Guide

Removing the 700 Color Mobile Computer from

Portable Reader

4Remove the two retaining screws.

5Grasp the 700 Color Mobile Computer at the display end,

and simultaneously lift up (away from the Reader), then pull

forward.

Portable Reader LED Location and

Explanation

LEDs position

(top to bottom)

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Reader label

Portable Reader LED Explanation

LED Indicates Meaning

1PWR +5 Power is On. Reader is ready.

2HOST COMM Data communication with Host is active.

3RF ON RF Power is On.

4TAG COMM Valid tag transaction.

5BATT Battery condition (Low RED, Full GREEN,

more than 20% but less than 80% ORANGE).

6 IP3 Intellitag Portable Reader (UHF) Quick Start Guide

Battery Installation and Removal

To charge the battery contained in your Portable Reader, it is

necessary to remove the battery from the handle and place it in

the IP3U Dual Battery Pack Charger. This charging unit

charges the battery in four hours.

1To install the battery into the Portable Reader, insert the bat-

tery (tilt to fit into notch) into the compartment opening and

press in until the latch on the bottom of the battery snaps

closed. The battery tab on the top of the battery pack fits into

the notch in the compartment.

Battery tab

Battery latch

2To remove the battery pack, push the battery release latch

forward and remove the battery pack from the handle.

Battery release latch

IP3 Intellitag Portable Reader (UHF) Quick Start Guide

Using the Portable Reader

1Charge battery four hours before using the first time.

2Squeeze trigger on Reader to check capacity of battery (bot-

tom LED).

3Aim the Reader front at the ID Tag and squeeze the trigger.

To obtain a good first time read, you need to be within three

feet of the ID Tag.

Reader front

Trigger

8 IP3 Intellitag Portable Reader (UHF) Quick Start Guide

Performance Specifications

You can expect to read at least six tags per second up to three

feet. Attempting to read tags beyond these specifications

produces poor results.

Sometimes using the Reader continuously reading tags may

result in the unit overheating. This causes the Reader to stop

reading tags. Allow the Reader to cool and get back within

temperature range then the Reader will return to good tag reads.

915 MHz Specifications

Frequency reference Source Spec Detail

Source type Frequency hopper

Frequency band 902-928 MHz

Transmitter Spec Detail

Output power

1 w maximum

minimum: 28.5 dBm

typical: 29.5 dBm

maximum: 30.0 dBm

Modulation 99%, 40 dB on/off

Data Rates 33 to 40 kbps

Environmental Specifications

Temperature Spec Detail

Operating -4°F to +131°F(-20°C to +55°C)

Non-Operating -40°F to +158°F(-40°C to +70°C)

Humidity Spec Detail

Operating 0-95% Relative, Non-Condensing

IP3 Intellitag Portable Reader (UHF) Quick Start Guide

Overall Performance

Dispatch Rates Spec Detail

RFID tag identification rate At lease six tags per second with one to

ten tags per field, located at half the maxi-

mumreaddistancefromtheReaderfront

panel.

RFID tag read distance 36 inches

RFID tag data exchange rates Read a tag containing 8 bytes of data

within 50 mS.

Perform a verified write to a tag at an av-

erage rate of 75 mS per byte per tag.

Regulatory

Safety and Regulatory

Approvals

Spec Detail

Reader cULus Listed Accessory

CB Report for international product safety

FCC OET Bulletin 65, Evaluating Com-

pliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Ex-

posure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic

Fields, for general population uncontrolled ex-

posure.

AS/NZS 2772.1 (INT): 1998 Radio Frequen-

cy Fields-Part 1: Maximum exposure levels - 3

kHz to 300 GHz, for non aware users.

Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with Industry

Canada Rules.

AN/NZS 4268:2003 Radio Equipment and

Systems - Short Range Devices - Limits and

Methods of Measurement.

Electromagnetic

Compatibility

Spec Detail

Reader FCC Part 15/Industry Canada

ICES-003/CISPR

Class B digital emissions

Firmware Architecture

Firmware Spec Detail

Communicates in one mode: Application Peripheral

Interface (API).

Protocol/Compatibility ANSI NCITS 256.2000 for API, part 2, part 3-1.

10 IP3 Intellitag Portable Reader (UHF) Quick Start Guide

Reader Configuration Access Summary

Function Responsibile Party Control Machanism

Change Country Code Factory or Intermec

Field Technician

Hardware key or config-

uration tag etc.

Download updated

firmware

Remote or on-site field

technician

Intermec-only password

Setup, system configura-

tion not secured at high-

er level (i.e. change bat-

tery wake up default

etc.)

Customer System Ad-

ministrator

Configuration file, etc.

Global Services and Support

Warranty Information

To understand the warranty for your Intermec product, visit the

Intermec web site at http://www.intermec.com and click Service

& Support. The Intermec Global Sales & Service page appears.

From the Service & Support menu, move your pointer over

Support,andthenclickWarranty.

Disclaimerofwarranties:Thesamplecodeincludedinthisdoc-

ument is presented for reference only. The code does not neces-

sarily represent complete, tested programs. The code is provided

“as is with all faults.” All warranties are expressly disclaimed,

including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness

for a particular purpose.

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download our current manuals in PDF format. To order printed

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Visit the Intermec technical knowledge base (Knowledge Cen-

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